The latest single from Detroit rapper Frank Nitt features a beat from long-time collaborator J Dilla. Its from new album Frankie Rothstein, out today, which also includes the usual suspects of those who worked with Dilla, including his brother Illa J, and Slum Village member T3. Watch the video below, then go support that album.
Category: J Dilla
Slum Village – ‘Expressive’ feat. BJ The Chicago Kid & Illa J
Slum Village will soon be dropping their new album Yes, with, of course, beats from original member J Dilla amongst others. There will also be guest spots from Phife, Black Milk and De La Soul, but in the meantime, check out single Expressive, featuring BJ The Chicago Kid and Dilla’s younger bro, Illa J. Listen on the link below, and give us your thoughts.
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Ol Burger Beats – ’20 Years’ feat. Illa J
J Dilla had a huge influence on us all, and definitely inspired the next generation of amazing producers. One one them is Oslo’s Ol Burger Beats, and he’s dropped a video for 20 Years, featuring vocals from Dilla’s brother Illa J. Watch below, and support Ol Burger Beats’ High Rhodes album with a purchase.
Clear Soul Forces – ‘Claire’
Illa J – ‘Strippers’
Frank Nitt – ‘Slippin’
Soul Theory – ‘3D Cypher’
3D Cypher is a banging new track from producer Soul Theory, based out of Norway. It features Illa J and Frank Nitt, and is taken from new EP Who Knew. Listen below, and let us know what you think. The pedant in us can’t resist pointing out that the name of that EP should probably have a question mark in it.
Norwegian producer Soul Theory unleashes a burner of a single featuring Detroit’s own Illa J, Frank Nitt & Marv Won. “3D Cypher” features cuts by DJ KCFLY and appears on Soul Theory’s Who Knew EP, available on iTunes now.
Slum Village – ‘Push It Along’ feat Phife Dawg
Madlib – ‘Beat Konducta in Africa’ bonus beats
We make no secret of how Madlib is one of our absolute heroes, and we’re confident we’ve heard almost every beat he’s ever produced. If you are not familiar with some of his lesser-known work, then check this stream of instrumentals released by Rappcats. The tracks first featured as bonuses on the Beat Konducta in Africa release, part of Madlib’s epic Medicine Show series.
